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economy, only dropped to 0.7%. alabama is now one of the state that has lower than average unemployment. and people credited to the law. the law encourages illegal aliens to leave the state. u.s. citizens can forward. crime in certain categories is down. it has been a real success story, interestingly, some of the opponents of immigration enforcement tide tide of protest. they didn't want these facts on the table. but the facts are powerful. >> when you lycÉe protest, how could they possibly change -- the testimony before the commission in a well, they were trying to shut down some of the speakers. >> especially when you deal with issues as controversial as illegal immigration. let's turn to a couple of things. we have also seen a commensurate decline in welfare. the state level, the federal level, jobless claims, what has been the impact their? >> we have seen the decline in jobless claims and states like arizona and alabama and other states that have very vigorously try to reinforce the rule of law. in terms of
economy, only dropped to 0.7%. alabama is now one of the state that has lower than average unemployment. and people credited to the law. the law encourages illegal aliens to leave the state. u.s. citizens can forward. crime in certain categories is down. it has been a real success story, interestingly, some of the opponents of immigration enforcement tide tide of protest. they didn't want these facts on the table. but the facts are powerful. >> when you lycÉe protest, how could they...
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focusing on the economy with the here and now. if you feel left out were passed by, you have not failed. your leaders have failed you. gerri: that is pretty compelling. and the g.o.p. appeal to younger people? >> they can. they have to show willingness to take on entitlements and education but not just gloss owe over no hope but say this is how we do it. gerri: george w. bush talked about the big tent republican party the condi rice was eloquent with her speech. >> in ways it was the most complicated dealing with foreign policy and domestic. i thought it was a lot to chew on but it was delivered brilliantly. the crowd loved her. gerri: the specter of ronald reagan this every where. they mention him all the time, almost a ghost over the shoulder. this is from 1980. >> can anyone look at the record of this administration to say well done? and they compare the state of our economy when the carter administration took office and say keep up the good work? and our reduced standing today and say have four more years of this? gerri: could
focusing on the economy with the here and now. if you feel left out were passed by, you have not failed. your leaders have failed you. gerri: that is pretty compelling. and the g.o.p. appeal to younger people? >> they can. they have to show willingness to take on entitlements and education but not just gloss owe over no hope but say this is how we do it. gerri: george w. bush talked about the big tent republican party the condi rice was eloquent with her speech. >> in ways it was...
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even the old economy is being completely renovated. lou: rear watching clumsiness to deal with the answer to that question. >> we are not better off despite what obama is saying. the unemployment rate was 7.8% and today is 8.3%. the average income was around $50,000. today with real income is about 45,000. 10 percent drop of disposable purchasing power. that is not better off but bad news. lou: that decline has been significant and to put into context over the last 30 years wages have been stagnant. we have not been dealing with public policy on either side. what do see ahead? and what to encourage the winner to follow in order to return to prosperity? >> many have been sponsored in the program but one unconventional factor has not been focused on proposed four economy gave rise to the most rapid increase a workforce as well as per capita income. you can see the highest correlation was low-cost energy. america produced low-cost oil, guest, and nuclear power last issued 1970. so the high-cost energy of the democratic party has in fact,
even the old economy is being completely renovated. lou: rear watching clumsiness to deal with the answer to that question. >> we are not better off despite what obama is saying. the unemployment rate was 7.8% and today is 8.3%. the average income was around $50,000. today with real income is about 45,000. 10 percent drop of disposable purchasing power. that is not better off but bad news. lou: that decline has been significant and to put into context over the last 30 years wages have...
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the chip maker saying economy is slowing down, and it's not picking up. the economy is beaten down. that worries me. >> did he blame george bush for the slow down? neil: he's not a phil moore fan, no. incredible. when someone like that says i see something dicey out here. >> not good, without question. intel lowering guidance for the future, below the range before, lowering margins saying people are not there buying pcs saying a lot aboutth consumer, the business community, not buying computers, and at the same time, people are buying tablets of the that's one of the republicans we are not selling as many pcs because of apple and amazon. neil: they are not big in that market. >> right, right. butt that in there as well. it's a sign of what's going on in the economy like the jobs picture. neil: a lot of people in both conventions said on our off air, we see a sputtering, struggling, not necessarily getting worse, but what we've got for awhile economy. how would that go down? >> without question. have you talked too a single person who says this going to take off, i see bright things
the chip maker saying economy is slowing down, and it's not picking up. the economy is beaten down. that worries me. >> did he blame george bush for the slow down? neil: he's not a phil moore fan, no. incredible. when someone like that says i see something dicey out here. >> not good, without question. intel lowering guidance for the future, below the range before, lowering margins saying people are not there buying pcs saying a lot aboutth consumer, the business community, not...
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going, keeps our economy stagnant. it could be much worse than just stagnant. the small business guy particularly has 30, 40, 100 people looking at who can he put on part-time and who can he keep on full-time because part-time workers don't fall under obamacare. several hundred thousand employees. under the 30 hours number. all of a sudden exacerbating. look, we are budgeting for next year, we want to see what their health care costs, so far we are blank on that number for our projections. we haven't got a clue. neil: have you entertained the penalty? >> we are carefully combing our list of some 3000 plus people seeing who is marginally working full-time at who is not. @aybe we have to put them on full-time so they fall underneath that. that is the exact opposite effect of what the administration is claiming of people being put back to work. maybe millions of people in the ranks of the unemployed because you go from a full complement to part-time employment. listed by the department of labor they are employed, but they
going, keeps our economy stagnant. it could be much worse than just stagnant. the small business guy particularly has 30, 40, 100 people looking at who can he put on part-time and who can he keep on full-time because part-time workers don't fall under obamacare. several hundred thousand employees. under the 30 hours number. all of a sudden exacerbating. look, we are budgeting for next year, we want to see what their health care costs, so far we are blank on that number for our projections. we...
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everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. [ male announcer ] to hold a patent that has changed the modern world... would define you as an innovator. to hold more than one patent of this caliber... would define you as a true leader. to hold over 80,000... well, that would make you... the creato of the 2012 mercedes-benz e-class... quite possibly the most advanced luxury sedan ever. ♪ join mercedes-benz usa on facebook for the best summer sweepstakes. neil: in our fox financial, new iphones are coming so deals on the old ones are flying, you can pick up one for $148, today facebook launching a new app that is supposed to be faster and easier to use, but housing is till hurt. -- still hurt. that is down a bit, from the prior 3 months, but not much. still a high number, and housing still in the hole, fannie mae and freddie mac are still in a lot of pits
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we know the only way well have a strong economy is with great schools. investing to workforce training. lots of folks whose jobs may have gone away. he wants to invest in infrastructure on things that can make a difference today and put people to work for a long period of time. >>neil: normally when you invest you have money to invest. >>guest: whether it is human capital, like education, whether it is jobs, skills, training, or information structure, these are long-term investments and when you build a miscellaneous or a road you have to borrow. >>neil: are you disappoint wed have not seep more bang for the buck? >>guest: first of all, we saw plenty of people working on a lot of the stimulus project as couple years ago and wn it comes to infrastructure, roads and bridges these are long stem -- long-term investments. >>neil: but we are down net-net. we have been building back over two years but even by your math that is weak number for recovery. >>guest: we should all be using the same math. the point is when this president --. >>neil: i just gave you th
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economy, not killing us with these to the most business with regular people. >> absolutely. we have lent over $10 million and a last couple of months or 50 million over the year. we concentrate exclusively on small business. large bank is not there main focus. charles: it remember you could look at him in the eye. you have known him 15 years but you know that he is good for it. is it that kind or do you still have a process? >> it is a little different now. [laughter] we do have a process but you do not necessarily approve but small business can come in to talk to the president of the bank and in 30 minutes i will give them an indication of their loan. charles: you also are having extraordinary success. why are you so successful? >> we are relationship focused most of the time the banks would get the transactions vs. relationships. we will work with the owner then we have the bank at work program. we have deposit officers to work with the individual employees. pricing comes down with a relationship as opposed to a transaction. we have had double-digit loan growth for the las
economy, not killing us with these to the most business with regular people. >> absolutely. we have lent over $10 million and a last couple of months or 50 million over the year. we concentrate exclusively on small business. large bank is not there main focus. charles: it remember you could look at him in the eye. you have known him 15 years but you know that he is good for it. is it that kind or do you still have a process? >> it is a little different now. [laughter] we do have a...
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people are looking for somebody who understands the economy now. john: talking about small business. is something wrong with big business? >> we no big business has a fetish. another is the family farm. you don't hear about the family dry cleaner. small-business is not the backbone most firms started out that way. all business should be treated equally. as long as they give customers something they want. john: if they don't, they go away. >> there is a real problem with the sba that they get certain subsidies than the big people by others of cities. small purses big business compounds the problem. we needed government that does not compete with each other. to give small business more unconditional love. john: what do wish you heard tonight? >> i come back the american people are drivers of the economy. he said we will help you. i think he means him and paul ryan. if that means by a deregulation, reducing my tax burden or reduce the tax code but do not help with a handout. government does not need help any more. john: many audience members liked the
people are looking for somebody who understands the economy now. john: talking about small business. is something wrong with big business? >> we no big business has a fetish. another is the family farm. you don't hear about the family dry cleaner. small-business is not the backbone most firms started out that way. all business should be treated equally. as long as they give customers something they want. john: if they don't, they go away. >> there is a real problem with the sba that...
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and this is why because i think that people understand that the clinton era was a separate economy. neil: he was moderate. >> he worked with republicans in congress to get -- with shrinking government,. neil: now this president. government actually grew at a slower rate under bill clinton, national debt was $6 trillion, now, it is $17 trillion. neil: a very smart guy. i have interviewed him many time issue his propensity for numbers is amazing, his recall is amazing, people can go back and forth, fair game, but he knows the numbers, i am thinking he has to know the numbers that this president 5 trillion on in debt, and has haranged business and gone after fat cats and almost made evil everyone who is successful in this country, and questioned how they became successful. >> i think when bill clinton is talking behind the scenes, and caught on tape talking with paul ryan, giving him a that's boy, and giving mitt romney some credit and talking about how, actually we should be extending tax cuts for everyone because we're in a recession, i don't think that it is a real genuine portrayal
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everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] e pill eachmorning. 24 hours. zero heartbur overmanyiscounts to thine customs! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth! what are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have any of those homeowners discounts? here we go. thank you. he took my shield, my lady. these are troubling times in the kingdom. moreiscounts than we knoweth what to do with. now that's progressive. charles: it is have time. you get a full throttle by the banks. you build the
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. >> i'm so-- >> and i'm so-- >> a with all due respending. >> spending will not hurt the economy. >> this is not worth fighting over. it's an insane stupid fight if you're a house republican. >> neil: and you're starting to sound like a rockefeller republican. >> you have a president, you have a vice-presidential candidate who put a-- >> you have become your source-- join me at the olive garden, folks are outrage. >> you disgust me, you disgust me. >> disgusts me, too. >> and vote for paul ryan, don't fight over 8 billion dollars, it means nothing right now. >> neil: if not now, when? if know the this 8 billion, what? i have no idea what's the-- >> and following you off the cliff, literally. >> and later never comes and now what? this is why the vast majority of the country hates congress. they hate all lawmakers. >> and they love, and they love the president because he's against this sort of stuff. i mean, think about that. >> fabulous. >> and of course charlie is right. >> and wait a minute, does he look-- adam, go ahead, you two are like this. >> and go ahead. >> and here is the p
. >> i'm so-- >> and i'm so-- >> a with all due respending. >> spending will not hurt the economy. >> this is not worth fighting over. it's an insane stupid fight if you're a house republican. >> neil: and you're starting to sound like a rockefeller republican. >> you have a president, you have a vice-presidential candidate who put a-- >> you have become your source-- join me at the olive garden, folks are outrage. >> you disgust me, you...
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more jobs, more opportunity, rebuild the economy. do you buy it? what does it mean for us who believe been free markets? and what about the audience? that is our show. tonight. [applause] john: the convention is over. we heard to sales pitches. both say government has the answer. elect me. we make your life better. really? what about those who believe in the individual proposed? our special correspondent kennedy is at the convention. anything that you liked? >> yes. number one. the veterans video. republicans could have capitalized it was emotional , and had the subtitle -- a plea from tom hanks which is better than clint eastwood and the chair. and gabby deferreds came on stage was silent and people were amazed what she could do. they were very moved. john: on the negative side? >> how long? the unfunded title mense and the promise of more big government. and assuming government will solve your problems. choice is a dirty word. both parties use it selectively. i found that offensive. john: we welcome back to that. also with an interview she did wi
more jobs, more opportunity, rebuild the economy. do you buy it? what does it mean for us who believe been free markets? and what about the audience? that is our show. tonight. [applause] john: the convention is over. we heard to sales pitches. both say government has the answer. elect me. we make your life better. really? what about those who believe in the individual proposed? our special correspondent kennedy is at the convention. anything that you liked? >> yes. number one. the...
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on the economy. he has been off. his friend has been terrific. >> he has done what he has been trained to do. it says on page 43 of the playbook, this is what you do. he doesn't know what else to do. lou: i have not heard a very good prescription from anyone else to be honest. you have the other side. chilly not functioning. the bottom line is you are in a very, very rare time. >> i can tell you what is going to happen. i just can't tell you when. lou: all right. tell us what is going to happen. >> what is going to happen is, you and i have talked. it the market has got to stop going up. yields are going to rise because if bernanke is right and it works the economy gets better if yields rise. there will be so much money lost in the bond market that people are not going to believe what happens to it, and that is going to force them, force them to go other places. lou: as always to the thank you for being here. thank you very much. up next, the obama administration admits the september 11th attack and libya that result
on the economy. he has been off. his friend has been terrific. >> he has done what he has been trained to do. it says on page 43 of the playbook, this is what you do. he doesn't know what else to do. lou: i have not heard a very good prescription from anyone else to be honest. you have the other side. chilly not functioning. the bottom line is you are in a very, very rare time. >> i can tell you what is going to happen. i just can't tell you when. lou: all right. tell us what is...
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melissa: that's the truth. >> to deal with the economy. i do think doing across the board tax rate reduction and maybe getting serious about the deficit with entitlements, i think those are exactly the kind of ton nick this economy needs the i tnk we could have pretty strong 201 if you get rid of fear and anxiety that is hanging over this economy right now. melissa: aays segatious steve moore, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: the windy city looking a proposed bullet tax cut down on crime. i think it is a a bit of a misfire but my next guest is here to disagree with me. i love it. >>> one jeweler gives grooms big enough reward for buying a big engage mane ring. you want to see. "piles of money" coming up. ♪ . >> kbul let's cost $5,000. $5,000 for a bullet. you know why? because if a bullet costs $5,000 there will be no more innocent bystanders. melissa: one chicago official agrees with that. she wants to tax the sale of every bullet to cut down on crime. we're talling about extra fiveents for bullet sold and extra $2
melissa: that's the truth. >> to deal with the economy. i do think doing across the board tax rate reduction and maybe getting serious about the deficit with entitlements, i think those are exactly the kind of ton nick this economy needs the i tnk we could have pretty strong 201 if you get rid of fear and anxiety that is hanging over this economy right now. melissa: aays segatious steve moore, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: the windy city looking a proposed...
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the economy, i think the economy is primed for a big expansion. so much money did you report on this every day. one-and-a-half to $2 trillion is to stop being ejected. the huge. neil: thank you very much. very good seeing you, my friend. neil: right now i am the only one here. by the way, i will clean the men's room when undone. they are best. we will get to them. also, pat buchanan is coming here. he has this issue of a short convention. he can actually be okay. work to the republicans' advantage. he will explain that. pat buchanan. ry and abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. for their "destination wedding." double miles you can "actually" use. but with those single mile travel cards.. [ bridesmaid ] blacked out... but i'm a bridesmai
the economy, i think the economy is primed for a big expansion. so much money did you report on this every day. one-and-a-half to $2 trillion is to stop being ejected. the huge. neil: thank you very much. very good seeing you, my friend. neil: right now i am the only one here. by the way, i will clean the men's room when undone. they are best. we will get to them. also, pat buchanan is coming here. he has this issue of a short convention. he can actually be okay. work to the republicans'...
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that's what this economy is going to be about. >> the foundational problems are so substantial that they need to be redressed quickly. >> we need a businessman to get things under control like any major business work. shouldn't demand be able to look at the deficit, producer, not hit the little guy? >> i don't think what people understand is that the debt and deficit spending, so-called stimulus -- how can they call it back? its deficit spending. borrowing money we don't have. >> 23 million unemployed or underemployed americans. a trillion dollar deficit. less than 2% gdp growth. neil: the biggest names in business at the convention telling me the biggest problems they see in the economy. this guy has been talking about it long before anyone else was. a record number of ceos of all sizes not only prominently representing the crowd, but prominently representing the 63 speakers. they seem to mean what they say, and what those business leaders are saying is start thinking of us now. is it resonating? >> absolutely. the greatest cancer this country has right now is the debt. it is tapping th
that's what this economy is going to be about. >> the foundational problems are so substantial that they need to be redressed quickly. >> we need a businessman to get things under control like any major business work. shouldn't demand be able to look at the deficit, producer, not hit the little guy? >> i don't think what people understand is that the debt and deficit spending, so-called stimulus -- how can they call it back? its deficit spending. borrowing money we don't have....
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neil: goal is 2.5% -- >> in a good economy. 2.5% net in a good economy in the business we do today. add 5% there -- >> you're done. >> 2.5% in the red, that's right. neil: if you hear mitt romney saying i'm going to essentially get off your back, going to roll back regulations. he was not specific which, make sure the government cools it on taxes, didn't say to the degree of what allowances and writeoffs and deductions he limits, were you either troubled by the fact it might be a wash? that you, for example, in your case for your catering business, you might see, butch, no tax savings at all, but you might have a lower rate, but can't deduct as much. >> that will kill us. without disposable income for me to spend or grow, why would i want to grow? that doesn't help me. i need deductions or ways to save money to continue to maintain the profit margin and grow. neil: dave, from butch's perspective, if it's a wash in taxes, and mitt romney says 20% slash in taxes, it might not be; right? >> the tax side, one thing you heard me say is be profitable to pay taxes. okay. one way i can affo
neil: goal is 2.5% -- >> in a good economy. 2.5% net in a good economy in the business we do today. add 5% there -- >> you're done. >> 2.5% in the red, that's right. neil: if you hear mitt romney saying i'm going to essentially get off your back, going to roll back regulations. he was not specific which, make sure the government cools it on taxes, didn't say to the degree of what allowances and writeoffs and deductions he limits, were you either troubled by the fact it might...
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the tax on the economy. six years of taxpayer dollars and 40 been spent by the government that is the worry. gerri: in your honor we maybe you a full screen of gen -- ben bernanke addis mr. bubble. has the federal reserve chairman live with the bond bubble? is the at fault? >> i believe greenspan greenspan, bernanke part of housing, now he tries to correct the bond bubble which is the biggest. creating trillions of dollars to buy the blige interfering with the biggest market in the long term. and the day when the market decides we will not listen. gerri: gerry? gerry? [laughr] gerry? i just want to ask you the question you brought up the bond bubble. pc and individual investors buying the blinder directly. what would you say? >> parents had a great article between 50 and 70% that is the definition of bubble to get yield you just have to realize what you get into. i am buying 23 year bonded duration if we do get a bad market this 78 or 9% will turn to dust quickly. gerri: it is dangerous. >> and it is caused
the tax on the economy. six years of taxpayer dollars and 40 been spent by the government that is the worry. gerri: in your honor we maybe you a full screen of gen -- ben bernanke addis mr. bubble. has the federal reserve chairman live with the bond bubble? is the at fault? >> i believe greenspan greenspan, bernanke part of housing, now he tries to correct the bond bubble which is the biggest. creating trillions of dollars to buy the blige interfering with the biggest market in the long...
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lou: the real economy interjecting the real economy. [laughter] >> once in a while it matters. we can't give it an incomplete. it happens everyday, doesn't? >> it does, indeed. speaking of europe, we are going to see on thursday whether or not the euro will be saved or spain and italy will continue as nationstates. either independently or part of the european union. whatever size they may ultimately be. >> i think that he will get his way. but what that means, we still don't know. it could be more about words and actions. angela merker -- i think that drahi will get his way. otherwise we will start to have disappointments. lou: in relation to jobs and economic growth, we don't want to leave this discussion without talking about the possibility that this economy could be robust once again. the death that is out there, $16 trillion, it is unlikely that we would have a 2% muddle through economy for the second of you. lou: bob doll, thank you for being with us. the four-day labor day weekend not a blockbuster for hollywood. blockbuster movies down 4% this weekend. the lions gate wi
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but, housing is a big driver in the economy. the interesting question is how much we should be in housing. federal reserve holding down long-term interest rates, incident in housing we got ask the crisis, -- housing is consumption, it is not investment, we have a country that is deep in debt, as a individual and the national level. so how much do you want is an interesting question. neil: argument for, incentivizing that, we can only do better than where we are. we'll never get back to where we were, so every little bit helps, banks showing a greater will notion rented. -- to lend, and consumers more qualified. >> i think that housing beginning to recover is a good thing, but i think it is interesting that recovery was finally taking place, and fed is now through its qe3, program, reinnocentvise together again. neil: keeping rates artificially low longer than the desirable boomerraging on the economy you hope to create. >> and how does this undo all of the debt itself that fed has taken on. they have taken a lot of risks tstosto
but, housing is a big driver in the economy. the interesting question is how much we should be in housing. federal reserve holding down long-term interest rates, incident in housing we got ask the crisis, -- housing is consumption, it is not investment, we have a country that is deep in debt, as a individual and the national level. so how much do you want is an interesting question. neil: argument for, incentivizing that, we can only do better than where we are. we'll never get back to where we...
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johnathon you said grid lock is better for the economy . you say that is good you say in >> the democrats are proudly redistributionist and they wear it on the happenle . they believe in more control and more taxs and government intervention and less property rights. any obstacle to that is a positive and positive to socialism and benefits the economy. what we need for a strong economy is economic freedom. that would be a benefit. but they want to grow government at a slower rate. >> we were looking through history. and look at say, when president bush was in office we had bush tax cuts and a republican congress and look back at bill clinton he had a democratally controlled congress he got things. president obama got stimulus passed . there are examples, but does that help the economy or better off under one party. >> johnathon is saying something that is fund amam. look ridiculous. this would be a totalitarian government and one party rule all of the time and so they could pass the legislation . get rid of them altogether and have a dictat
johnathon you said grid lock is better for the economy . you say that is good you say in >> the democrats are proudly redistributionist and they wear it on the happenle . they believe in more control and more taxs and government intervention and less property rights. any obstacle to that is a positive and positive to socialism and benefits the economy. what we need for a strong economy is economic freedom. that would be a benefit. but they want to grow government at a slower rate....
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we had major fiscal problems, and the economy is not good enough. neither side will have unwillingness to work together. but it passed a happen. if they don't get their act together the markets will force it. think back to the debt ceiling when the markets tanked because congress could not get its act together. finally they did the right thing but unfortunately he will see more. neil: they cobble together an agreement that is falling apart right now. taking a 25% by eight out of the problem. and then to be put off by the super committee but december 31st is a hard deadline. neil: do they extend with a new administration and? >> if mitt romney is elected give him a chance of the president is reelected he may get a minor extension but a firm line in the sand. he does not want his final four years to be consumed fiscally so he can do other things. neil: thank you very much senator. the democrat for the state of california, you've heard the president tonight but what bothers me is when someone does not own a single mistake. remember george bush any mist
we had major fiscal problems, and the economy is not good enough. neither side will have unwillingness to work together. but it passed a happen. if they don't get their act together the markets will force it. think back to the debt ceiling when the markets tanked because congress could not get its act together. finally they did the right thing but unfortunately he will see more. neil: they cobble together an agreement that is falling apart right now. taking a 25% by eight out of the problem....
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the people get nervous the economy could grumble about 27 it is all government spending. [laughter] >> i live in the bubble economy. >> the number looks better. >> thank you for coming. we appreciate your time. >> why the pentagon goes after the man who killed loathsome a bin laden and south carolina has a tough [ mission: impossible theme plays ] target acquired. check. check. rjcheck. check. target in the pool. squeaks ] no! there's my angel. make u:oupervised pool access an impossible mission. gerri: now democrats' turn to rally the troops in charlotte north carolina. the challenge is to recapture the enthusiasm from 2008. we have brit hume. welcome back. good to have you. what do we expect? >> certainly the democrats assize the argument republicans have not countered, they will take everybody back to the policies getting is back in the economic problems. there are two sets cahal of economic ideas. one is more government spending, more activist and that is the liberal view but the conservative is lower tax rates, curbed government spending and deliberate the economy of
the people get nervous the economy could grumble about 27 it is all government spending. [laughter] >> i live in the bubble economy. >> the number looks better. >> thank you for coming. we appreciate your time. >> why the pentagon goes after the man who killed loathsome a bin laden and south carolina has a tough [ mission: impossible theme plays ] target acquired. check. check. rjcheck. check. target in the pool. squeaks ] no! there's my angel. make u:oupervised pool...
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and did ben bernanke doing enough to make them happy and healthy economy? we a gerri: a terrific day four-star coerce the dow closes up 90 points after ben bernanke remarks and said the central bank is ready to take action. but to will it? and peter barnes and breaks it down. >> the chairman made it clear speaking for himself himself, is very concerned about the job market and stubbornly high unemployment rate. "of the reserve will provide additional policy accommodation as needed to promote a stronger economic recovery and sustained improvement and labor market conditions with price the ball at -- stability. it is far from satisfactory and improvement has been painfully slow and stagnation is a grave concern." he gave policy options the fed could consider september september 12th and then a critical data point* four bernanke and his colleagues at the fomc. >> it looks like it might start raining. >> is all digital. [laughter] we are in a warehouse in new jersey. [laughter] for more on in the next up with senior economics writer for "the wall street journal
and did ben bernanke doing enough to make them happy and healthy economy? we a gerri: a terrific day four-star coerce the dow closes up 90 points after ben bernanke remarks and said the central bank is ready to take action. but to will it? and peter barnes and breaks it down. >> the chairman made it clear speaking for himself himself, is very concerned about the job market and stubbornly high unemployment rate. "of the reserve will provide additional policy accommodation as needed to...
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changing the economy through obamacare,. [talking over each other] [talking over each other] >> as he told his russian friend, you haven't seen anything yet. neil: bipartisanship reaching out, you don't think that's a real? >> again, i don't want to rule out the possibility. i think we will see a lot by who replaces tim geithner. if he does, he will rely on the business and so forth. but look at what happens. >> he has his friends in there. [talking over each other] >> forgive me, but does anyone believe that a an organization like moveon.org -- [talking over each other] neil: we have the education union president on here and i asked him to make one concession. [talking over each other] neil: they thought it was in regards to this teaching thing. it was being translated to sticking it to the rich. not all people are disproportionate and into the government in that way. >> isn't it time to man up? they didn't lose it by landslide. >> there are certain things that the democrats and republicans agree on. one is that we have to
changing the economy through obamacare,. [talking over each other] [talking over each other] >> as he told his russian friend, you haven't seen anything yet. neil: bipartisanship reaching out, you don't think that's a real? >> again, i don't want to rule out the possibility. i think we will see a lot by who replaces tim geithner. if he does, he will rely on the business and so forth. but look at what happens. >> he has his friends in there. [talking over each other] >>...
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specifically, with jobs and economy the economy in debt and spending, and i am a doctor. whether it is the health care law, they're going to end up paying more. [talking over each other] neil: you are a doctor. you know what you speak. the likelihood of the president over turning it on its own -- >> we need to pick up for net senate seats. we've been working to try to elect republicans to the senate. we also need mitt romney in the white house. he is the one person who can make sure. >> it's a simple majority vote to dismantle key advocates one by one. that's a herculean leap within itself. >> you need mitt romney in the white house and budget reconciliation. that's how we can undo all this terrible stuff. i'm not going to stop working until we get them all. neil: senator, thank you very much. he is a doctor. people always forget that. when we come back, we are going to talk about what is happening with government and how in this environment they are trying to control the size of government and how many are there to represent government. the question leading the charge af
specifically, with jobs and economy the economy in debt and spending, and i am a doctor. whether it is the health care law, they're going to end up paying more. [talking over each other] neil: you are a doctor. you know what you speak. the likelihood of the president over turning it on its own -- >> we need to pick up for net senate seats. we've been working to try to elect republicans to the senate. we also need mitt romney in the white house. he is the one person who can make sure....
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i think it will be quite disastrous for the near-term economy. apparently to cover would ptly be back in recession. that is not what we ought to do. the congresswoman had it right. we need to focus on the long-term. bring us together retire gradually. neil: the first debate between e candidates, the argument that mitt romney made for his aggressive 20 percent tax cuts across the board is there were not $5 trillion. when you phase out a lot of exemptions and deductions it wod be a lot -- okay. that think we lost there. we have lost there. is it really 5 rillion? here rid of exemptions and specific reaks. something that will probably come up in the vice-presidential debate. might be a wash. revenue neutral. we shall see. my apologies. in the meantime, safety regulators miss the deadly damage done because they were gulang it too much other stuff that was not. ♪ ♪ neil: all right. first off, we don't do that deliberately. this satellite thng, the crash and go down. we have no control over that. honest. we hope to bring her bac tomorrow. certainly
i think it will be quite disastrous for the near-term economy. apparently to cover would ptly be back in recession. that is not what we ought to do. the congresswoman had it right. we need to focus on the long-term. bring us together retire gradually. neil: the first debate between e candidates, the argument that mitt romney made for his aggressive 20 percent tax cuts across the board is there were not $5 trillion. when you phase out a lot of exemptions and deductions it wod be a lot -- okay....
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i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. pettus. >> you might not believe this but as a kid i would have to explain a bad grade to my parents. i came up with duties. one time i said this teacher was ridiculously tough. trying to make lemonade i reminded my parents you should see the other kids in the glass. in college, i blamed the rhetoric -- ridiculous early start times at 8:00 in the morning. i like to point* fingers and make excuses. just like my weight condition is a thyroid issue. i like to eat. my dad would say i think it is still a d. he was right. it was a flop. take good durable goods orders they were bad. not awful but then they were still down. just like pending home sales dropped? you could blame the weather the sales were from loaded but they were not their last month. end of story. retailers blamed bad weather but do n
i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. pettus. >> you might not believe this but as a kid i would have to explain a bad grade to my parents. i came up with duties. one time i said this teacher was ridiculously tough. trying to make lemonade i reminded my parents...